Delaware Journal of Corporate Law
The Delaware Journal of Corporate Law
Founded in 1975, the Delaware Journal of Corporate Law 
(Del. J. Corp. L.) is the law school’s most established law review. Four nearly four decades, the Journal has been providing the nation’s legal community with well-researched, analytical articles on issues of timely import. While the Journal maintains a corporate law focus, its scope is extremely broad. The Journal seeks to publish articles that come within the scope of the American Bar Association’s Section on Business Law. Currently, the Journal is ranked 12th out of 434 by Washington and Lee for student-edited specialized law reviews in the nation, and it is ranked 1st in Corporate law and business.
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MOST CURRENT ISSUES
Volume 37, Issue 2
Articles
THE HISTORY AND EVOLUTION OF INTRA-CORPORATE FORUM SELECTION CLAUSES: AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS
Joseph A. Grundfest
THE IRREPRESSIBLE MYTHS OF BARCHRIS
Joseph K. Leahy
Notes
A GUIDE TO PREDICTING THE CALCULATION OF ATTORNEYS’ FEES UNDER DELAWARE LAW FOR SHAREHOLDER SUITS
Jason W. Adkins
OPT-IN VS. OPT-OUT: SETTLING THE DEBATE OVER DEFAULT FIDUCIARY DUTIES IN DELAWARE LLCS
Nicole M. Sciotto
INSURANCE NEUTRALITY: AFFECTING AN INSURER’S RIGHT TO BANKRUPTCY STANDING
Peter I. Tsoflias
Chancery Guidelines
GUIDELINES TO HELP LAWYERS PRACTICING
IN THE COURT OF CHANCERY
Introduction by Kevin F. Brady & Francis G.X. Pileggi
Volume 37, Issue 1
Articles
MULTI-JURISDICTIONAL LITIGATION: WHO CAUSED THIS PROBLEM, AND CAN IT BE FIXED?
Edward B. Micheletti & Jenness E. Parker
THE AVAILABILITY OF TAKEOVER DEFENSES AND DEAL PROTECTION DEVICES FOR ANGLO-AMERICAN TARGET COMPANIES
Albert O. “Chip” Saulsbury, IV
INSPECTING CORPORATE “BOOKS AND RECORDS” IN A DIGITAL WORLD: THE ROLE OF ELECTRONICALLY STORED INFORMATION
Francis G. X. Pileggi, Kevin F. Brady & Jill Agro
Volume 36, Issue 3
Symposium Introduction
IRRECONCILABLE DIFFERENCES: DIRECTOR, MANAGER AND SHAREHOLDER CONFLICTS IN TAKEOVER TRANSACTIONS
Steven M. Davidoff, Caroline M. Gentile & Paul L. Regan
Articles
FORM OVER SUBSTANCE? THE VALUE OF CORPORATE PROCESS AND MANAGEMENT BUY-OUTS
Matthew D. Cain & Steven M. Davidoff
SANITIZING INTERESTED TRANSACTIONS
Claire Hill & Brett McDonnell
EXAMINING DATA POINTS IN MINORITY BUY-OUTS: A PRACTITIONERS’ REPORT
Suneela Jain, Ethan Klingsberg & Neil Whoriskey
STANDARDS OF REVIEW IN CONFLICT TRANSACTIONS ON MOTIONS TO DISMISS: LESSONS LEARNED IN THE PAST DECADE
Lewis H. Lazarus & Brett M. McCartney
RE-EVALUATING THE EMERGING STANDARD OF REVIEW FOR MATCHING RIGHTS IN CONTROL TRANSACTIONS
Brian JM Quinn
CHANGE OF CONTROL SPECIAL COMMITTEE: BREATHING LIFE INTO CNX
Samuel C. Thompson, Jr.
SANDBAGGING: DEFAULT RULES AND ACQUISITION AGREEMENTS
Charles K. Whitehead
Symposium Transcript
Introduction by Robert A. Kindler
Delaware Roundtable Discussion